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EUR/USD weakens below 1.1650 as strong US retail sales and sticky inflation boost expectations the Fed will hold rates, keeping pressure on the euro.
GBP/USD dips below 1.3450 as U.S. dollar demand firms ahead of retail sales and PPI data, with Fed and BoE rate expectations shaping near-term direction.
USD/JPY rebounds toward 158.00 as Japanese political strain, weak real wages and China tensions pressure the yen, while the dollar steadies ahead of US jobs data.
EUR/USD trades near 1.1650 as a stronger dollar, US payrolls forecast of 60,000 jobs, and a key tariffs ruling shape Fed rate expectations.
The Australian dollar slips as November’s trade surplus narrows to $2.9B, inflation cools unevenly, and uncertainty grows over the RBA’s next rate move.
Japanese yen hovers near 156 per dollar as BoJ rate-hike signals offset fiscal worries, while Fed cut bets cap USD gains ahead of key US data.
GBP/USD trades below 1.3450 as geopolitical risks boost the dollar and markets price a 90% chance of a Fed rate cut, while BoE easing expectations weigh on sterling.
EUR/USD edges above 1.1750 amid ECB-Fed policy divergence. German Manufacturing PMI and technical levels will guide short-term euro-dollar movements.
AUD/USD holds near 0.6700 as strong China PMIs, RBA hike signals, and a weaker US dollar offset thin year-end trading and cautious market tone.
USD/JPY falls to 155.80, erasing BoJ-driven gains as yen intervention risks rise and markets price a 50-bp Fed rate cut in 2026.
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